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Official 2007 NCAA Women's Volleyball Records Book OFFICIAL 2007 NCAA® WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL RECORDS BOOK THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 6222, Indianapolis, Indiana 46206-6222 317/917-6222 NCAA.org Compiled By: Jenn Blomenberg, Assistant Director of Statistics. Distributed to sports information directors and conference publicity directors. NCAA, NCAA logo and National Collegiate Athletic Association are registered marks of the Association and use in any manner is prohibited unless prior approval is obtained from the Association. Copyright, 2007, by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Printed in the United States of America. ISSN 1089-0092 On the Cover Top row (left to right): Nebraska (Scott Anderson/NCAA Photos); Li YiZhi, Lock Haven (Bob McCool); Tampa (Ben Twingley/NCAA Photos). Second row: Larry Bock, Juniata (JD Cavrich Photography); Stephanie Kines, Juniata (Don Petersen/NCAA Photos); Chris Catanach, Tampa (Andy Meng). Third row: Andy Banachowski, UCLA (UCLA Sports Information); Division III tournament fans (Don Petersen/NCAA Photos); Vicky Bragelmann, Minn. Duluth (Minn. Duluth Sports Information). Bottom row: Nebraska vs. Creighton, Qwest Center in Omaha, Neb. (Eric Francis); Sarah Pavan, Nebraska (Scott Bruhn); Juniata (Don Petersen/NCAA Photos). 2 2007 NCAA WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Contents School Name-Change/Abbreviation Key...................... 4 New to This Book..................................................................... 7 Division I Records..................................................................... 9 Division II Records ................................................................... 33 Division III Records .................................................................. 57 Collegiate Records................................................................... 83 All-America Teams and Award Winners......................... 95 Coaching Records.................................................................... 111 2006 Statistical Leaders......................................................... 117 2006 Conference Standings................................................ 135 Attendance Records............................................................... 143 Championship Results........................................................... 149 CONTENTS 3 School Name-Change/Abbreviation Key Various schools have changed their name. The current school name is listed along with other names by which the schools have been referred. (Note: Not all schools in this list currently sponsor or have sponsored volley- ball.) SCHOOL name changes Current school name/tabular style: Changed from: Akron................................................................................................................................................................Buchtel Albertson............................................................................................................................................. Col. of Idaho Alcorn St. ...............................................................................................................................................Alcorn A&M Alliant Int'l........................................................................................................................... U.S. Int'l; Cal Western Arcadia...............................................................................................................................................................Beaver Arizona St...................................................................................................................................................Tempe St. Ark.-Pine Bluff .............................................................................................................................Arkansas AM&N Armstrong Atlantic........................................................................................................................Armstrong St. Auburn................................................................................................................................................Alabama Poly Augusta St. .................................................................................................................................................. Augusta Benedictine (Ill.) ............................................................................................................................Ill. Benedictine Bradley.................................................................................................................................................. Bradley Tech BYU................................................................................................................................................... Brigham Young UC Davis.......................................................................................................................................California Aggies Cal St. East Bay.............................................................................................................................Cal St. Hayward Cal St. Fullerton.......................................................................Orange County State College; Orange St. Cal St. L.A. ...................................................................................................................................... Los Angeles St. Cal St. Northridge....................................................................................................... San Fernando Valley St. Carnegie Mellon ............................................................................................................................ Carnegie Tech Case Reserve ......................................................................................................Case Institute of Technology Castleton...............................................................................................................................................Castleton St. Central Ark. .............................................................................................................................................Conway St. Central Conn. St............................................................................................................................ New Haven St. Central Mich........................................................................................................................................ Mt. Pleasant Central Mo........................................................................................................................................Central Mo. St. Central Okla. .............................................................................................................................Central St. (Okla.) Charleston So. ....................................................................................................................................Baptist (S.C.) Charleston (W.V.) ............................................................................................................................Morris Harvey Charlotte...........................................................................................................................................UNC Charlotte Chattanooga ....................................................................................................................................... Tenn.-Chatt. Cleveland St. ...................................................................................................................................................... Fenn Colorado St. ...................................................................................................................................Colorado A&M Colorado St.-Pueblo....................................................................................................................Southern Colo. Columbus St. .......................................................................................................................................... Columbus Concordia (Calif.)...............................................................................................................Christ College-Irvine Connecticut..........................................................................................................................Connecticut Aggies Crown (Minn.)....................................................................................................................................St. Paul Bible Dayton ...................................................................................................................................... St. Mary's Institute Delaware Valley...........................................................................................................................National Aggies DeSales......................................................................................................................................................Allentown Detroit..................................................................................................................... Detroit Mercy; Detroit Tech Dist. Columbia.....................................................................................................................................Federal City Dominican (Ill.) ...............................................................................................................................................Rosary Drexel .......................................................................................................................................................Drexel
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